Please join us for the PCS-SEG monthly Luncheon on Wednesday May 23rd at the Petroleum Club.
The meeting will feature R. Malcolm Lansley of Sercel. The title of his talk is “Issues Related to the Recording of Low Frequencies on Land”
The speaker for our April 11th talk has been changed from Brian Anderson to Francois Leroy.
Two SEG continuing education course will be held in Bakersfield during the month of June 2012. A one day reservoir geophysics course taught by Willian Abriel and a two day borehole geophysics course taught by Richard Kuzmiski will be offered.
Please join us for the PCS-SEG monthly Luncheon on Wednesday April 11th, 2012 at The Bill Lee’s Bamboo Chopsticks.
The meeting will feature Brian Anderson, vice-president of Liquid Robotics Inc. The title of his talk is “WAVE GLIDER – Introduction to a New Autonomous Remotely Piloted Ocean Data Collection Platform”.
Please join us for the PCS-SEG monthly Luncheon on Wednesday March 21st, 2012 at The Petroleum Club in the Wine Room.
The meeting will feature Fred Aminzadeh with the University of Southern California. His is talk is entitlied: “New Advances in Reservoir Monitoring”
Follow this link for a flyer describing a SAGEEP/DEG workshop on hydrofracturing and possible geophysical approaches to addressing environmental issues.
The workshop is scheduled for March 29th, 2012 in Tucson Arizona.
Please join us for the PCS-SEG monthly Luncheon on Wednesday February 15th, 2012 at The Petroleum Club the 10th floor. The meeting will feature Jim Anderson, president and CEO of US Seismic Systems Inc. The title of his talk is “Are Oilfield Fiber Optic Seismic Sensors Finally Here?”.
Please join us for a joint AAPG PCS-SEG lunch talk on Wednesday, January 25th.
W.C. Rusty Reiss will present his talk entitled “Oil Spills, Ethics, and Society: How they intersect and where the responsiblities reside”
Please join us for the PCS-SEG monthly Luncheon on Wednesday January 18th at the Petroleum Club.
The meeting will feature Thom Davis, currently a Professor of Geophysics at Colorado School of Mines. His talk is entitled “Seismic Reservoir Characterization of the Morrow A Sandstone, Postle Field, Oklahoma”,
Members of the PCS-SEG,
After careful consideration, I have made a decision to not seek another term as President of the PCS-SEG. I’m a firm believer that to encourage new leadership into a professional organization, there should be an avenue for new leadership to enter the arena, and an avenue for those already in the organization to “move up” the ladder. Since 2008, I have served as VP, and the last two years as President. Prior to that, back in the 90’s, I served as VP and President for a number of years. I’m proud to have been a part of rebuilding the organization from what it was in 2008 to a membership of 60+ now.
The PCS-SEG now needs your assistance with volunteering to run for one of two Vice President positions on the Board. The most important duty of this position will be to locate and schedule speakers for each of about 8-9 months of the year, and introduce the speaker at each meeting. With any strong professional organization, it does take volunteers to step forward and accept responsibility to continue the tradition of maintaining and improving the strength and professional image of any professional organization. Please consider helping your Society and if you would like to declare your candidacy for Vice President, please inform Kathy Smith and myself, in order for the PCS-SEG to include your name on the ballot that will be sent to our members on 12/1/2011.
Respectfully,
Ken Baird;
President, PCS-SEG